Concerns over incomplete work at Pakistani stadiums ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy were dismissed by the PCB, assuring on-time venue completion. The PCB spent PKR 12 billion on upgrades, while unauthorized footage of ongoing construction caused initial speculation.

The Pakistan Cricket Board has rubbished speculations that the ICC Champions Trophy will be moved out of the country due to delayed construction work at three stadiums that will host the the event, starting February 19.

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Pakistan Cricket Board dismisses rumours of ICC Champions Trophy relocation due to stadium construction delays, ensuring event readiness.

Pakistan shifts ODI tri-series to Champions Trophy venues in Karachi and Lahore. (Photo Source: Twitter/TherealPCBmedia) The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced a change in venues for the tri-nation ODI series featuring ,

Earlier, reports claimed that the renovation works at the stadiums in Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi still have a long way to go, with fencing work, floodlight placement, and finishing new multi-story enclosures being incomplete.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have shifted the venue for the upcoming ODI tri-nation series featuring Pakistan, New Zealand, and South Africa.